Worldline actions for various twistor particles in AdS spacetimes are constructed from the coadjoint orbits of Sp(4, R), $SU(2,2)$ and O^*(8) as constrained Hamiltonian systems. The constraints are associated with the coadjoint orbits of the dual groups, respectively identified as $O(p,M-p)$, $U(p, M-p)$ and $Sp(p, M-p)$. These actions are presented in a universal form by making use of the twistor variables taking value in R, C and H, respectively. We find that the massless, massive and the conformal particles (namely the singletons) of any spins appear for the compact dual groups with $p=0$ reproducing many of the results in earlier literature, whereas more exotic particle species, such as various tachyons, continuous spin particles and BdS particles appear for the non-compact dual groups.
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